Revolvers at the Lucky Gunner Lounge

Evolution of the Smith & Wesson Snub Nose

The first Smith & Wesson J-frame revolver hit the market in 1950, but the basic design it’s derived from goes … Continued

If you want to get better at running a double action trigger, Ernest Langdon is on the short list of … Continued

The .32 revolver calibers don’t get much attention these days. You may not have even heard of some of them. … Continued

North American Arms has been selling their diminutive .22 caliber Mini-Revolvers for nearly 30 years. They’ve actually been in production … Continued

As I was planning future installments of our Pocket Pistol Series, I realized that several of the upcoming caliber-specific discussions … Continued

Not too long after we published the results of our .38 Special and .357 magnum ballistic gel tests last year, … Continued

You can call them obsolete if you like, but mastering the double action revolver imparts more benefits than many shooters … Continued

Revolvers fail, too. I feel like I’m starting to sound like a broken record at this point, but I’ll probably … Continued